[Galkon's Client]Add Models (Toolbar Code)[/Works With any Jframe Client]

Okay so i've decided to add the "add models" command to my Galkon Client in which i am modding (with proper credits added). It's the 2008 release and i am upgrading/taking advantage of the old cache ect...

This will be very simple to do if you follow everything i say.
First off Find This in Client51.java or GUI.java for newer clients

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String[] mainButtons = new String[]

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A more simple way in Galkon's Client is to Find

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"Change Server", "Change Port"/*"Disabled"*/, "Server Status", "-", "Quit"

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Now above

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"Change server"

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add

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"Add Models"

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Now look for

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if (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase

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and under any command you find add this code to it

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if (cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("Add Models"))
                        {
                                for(int anIntX = 0; anIntX < 10500; anIntX++) {
    byte[] abyte0 = GetModel(anIntX);
    if(abyte0 != null && abyte0.length > 0){
      aClass14Array970[1].method234(abyte0.length, abyte0, (byte)2, anIntX);
      JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(frame,"Model: ["+anIntX+"] added successfully!");
}else{
}
}

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Now let me explain this, i have modified the original add models command from Silent CJ's tutorial on modeling in the moparscape forums. What i have modded is the following code

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JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(frame,"Model: ["+anIntX+"] added successfully!");

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This displays every model that is succesfully loaded (so if you do not want this then i suggest you go ahead and add a

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//

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in front of the code
The original code

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method77("Model: ["+anIntX+"] added successfully!", 0, "", aBoolean991);

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is not suitable for a Jframe, and so is modded to the necessary requirements.

Also if you wish to add it as a button i will be releasing that shortly, there are very slim differences in code. However many clients do differ from certain aspects of the code

here is a picture of the jframe
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if you wish for more pictures please ask but i feel as if i've explained enough already

This isn't 2007, we don't need an "add models" command in our jframes.

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Originally Posted by Kenneh [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

This isn't 2007, we don't need an "add models" command in our jframes.

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eh idk, and this is just for people who don't have an automated system or rather the old model system, idk how clients are nowadays i've been stuck with rather old material due to my projects.

btw, this is rune-server so go play with yourself while i work.

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Originally Posted by javafire [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

eh idk, and this is just for people who don't have an automated system or rather the old model system, idk how clients are nowadays i've been stuck with rather old material due to my projects.

btw, this is rune-server so go play with yourself while i work.

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wat?

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Originally Posted by javafire [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

eh idk, and this is just for people who don't have an automated system or rather the old model system, idk how clients are nowadays i've been stuck with rather old material due to my projects.

btw, this is rune-server so go play with yourself while i work.

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Yea you made absolutely no since with that post rofl.

im not the one that didn't make sense, and since?

if you read it maybe you'd understand.